Teion Kasane Calls Outrange’s JBC Classic Win Live in a Race-Day Watch-Along

SPECIALITE — Outrange won the JBC Classic on Tuesday while Teion Kasane, a member of Specialite’s fifth generation, watched along with viewers on her channel. As the field came home she said the winner had been strong, and Seraphic Call finished third.

Kasane had billed the stream as an attempt at a 100 percent return on her bets. In the paddock she liked Seraphic Call and Wonder Dean, and she said she did not think Outrange would miss the ticket. She also pointed out that Mikki Fight, the horse that had beaten Outrange before, was not in the race, which she called a big chance. Chat’s favorites were split, with Wonder Dean named most often. Wonder Dean did not place, and Kasane said her ticket missed because Hoo Roulette came in. Outrange paid 2.9 to 1 to win, and she said a straight win bet would have been the rewarding play. She congratulated jockey Matsuyama on the win.

“No, that was strong. Outrange.” — Teion Kasane, as the JBC Classic finished

Earlier in the stream she had watched the JBC Two-Year-Old Yushun at Monbetsu, and the horse name Ikemen Monster drew her and chat alike. She said she was still working out how to buy when betting closed on that race, so she lost nothing on it. Chat greeted the Classic result with comments that Outrange had graduated from being a perennial G1 runner-up. Twelve Super Chats came in, several from viewers who said they had hit their tickets.

Kasane also told chat that she had once lost consciousness in the bath and cracked a tile with her head, and was unhurt, and she spent the closing stretch talking about new glasses she had ordered. She said she would try to win her money back at the next big race, and announced a horse-racing stream for Sunday at 2:30 p.m., followed by a Derby Stallion stream at 8 p.m.